Sentence examples for term phenomenon from inspiring English sources

First, unlike weather, climate is a long term phenomenon and can only truly be assessed over at least 30 years.

But considering students' familiarity and acceptances, we used the term phenomenon instead of the term explanandum, which is seldom used in everyday communication.

The transport of Volatile Fission Products (VFPs) to cover gas region/RCB also takes place via the long term phenomenon (by evaporation).

The transport of fission products (volatile and non-volatile) from pool to cover gas region/RCB takes place mainly by the short term phenomenon (noble gas bubble transport) and sodium spray fire release.

While short-term controlled clinical studies can suggest that exercise improves cognition, [3] cognitive change is not just a short term phenomenon and cognitive decline occurs over many years.

Our approach is robust to demographic effects and recombination, since we group genes by a measure that is calculated over long evolutionary time scales and thus is not affected by short term phenomenon, and also to variations in mutation rate, since we consider MAF rather than SNP density in the regions surrounding genes.

This is not a short-term phenomenon".

It's a short-term phenomenon that, if managed well, can become a long-term phenomenon".

But, for Zemp, this was only a short-term phenomenon.

Demographic change is inherently a long-term phenomenon.

But in the US, cohabitation is still a short-term phenomenon.